Sentence examples for reserves to develop from inspiring English sources
The assessment of different policy options represents a major tool for decision-makers in Biosphere Reserves, to develop more-resilient strategies for sustainable development and to visualise unintended consequences of these policies.
The landing surprised the Germans and met, at first, with very little opposition; but, instead of driving on over the Alban Hills to Rome at once, the force at Anzio spent so much time consolidating its position there that Kesselring was able, with his reserves, to develop a powerful counteroffensive against it on February 3.
Considering the fluctuating prices of gasoline and the shortage of fossil fuel reserves, to develop a renewable and cost-efficient biofuel becomes a pressing mission.
The House's more radical approach would make it impossible for the three private refiners connected to the reserve to develop the long-term contracts on which their business depends, he testified.
The Reserve learned of San Juan Lachao through its relationship with Pronatura, a national Mexican environmental NGO that seeks to improve and protect biodiversity throughout Mexico, and Carlos Perez, an Oaxacan-based forester who worked with the Reserve to develop the Mexico Forest Protocol.
Investments are therefore being made to discover new rock phosphate reserves and to develop alternative technologies to isolate P from e.g. marine sediments and faeces (see below).
Energy sector plans are designed to take advantage of the region's energy reserves and to develop the West as an energy base for the rest of China with the aid of west-to-east power transmission projects.
The tribe was forced to use its reserve funds to develop a termination plan that they did not want and instead of having a reserve, they entered into termination with a $300,000 deficit.
One way to improve social self-sufficiency of the reserve is to develop ecotourism and private donors, which will increase economic vitality and mitigate the intense economic competition for reserve land.
The implication is that individuals with greater reserve tend to develop dementia later in life.
North Korea has repeatedly accused the United States of threatening to invade it and has said it reserves the right to develop nuclear arms in self-defense.
